Neighborhoods
Living in Parque Rodó or La Blanqueada, Montevideo (2026)
Parque Rodó vs La Blanqueada 2026: a real comparison by profile, connectivity and total cost. Find the neighborhood that best fits your routine in Montevideo.
180 real estate blog articles
Guides, tips and analysis of the real estate market in Uruguay.
Legal
Property Taxes in Uruguay (2026): Complete Guide
Property taxes in Uruguay 2026: contribución inmobiliaria, primaria, wealth tax, and IRPF on rental income. Scenario table and checklist to avoid surprises.
Neighborhoods
Living in Pocitos, Montevideo (2026): complete guide
Pocitos: sub-areas, prices, mobility and parking in 2026. Everything you need to know before renting or buying in Montevideo's most sought-after neighborhood.
Rentals
Rental Law in Uruguay 2026: Rights and Contracts
Rental law in Uruguay: what Decree-Law 14.219 says, your rights as a tenant or landlord, and the key clauses you can't afford to leave unreviewed.
Legal
Notary in a Uruguay Property Sale 2026: Role and Costs
What does the notary do in a property sale in Uruguay? Verify titles, liens and key documents. 2026 guide with a checklist and how to estimate fees.
Investment
Is Uruguay a Good Place to Invest in Real Estate in 2026?
A data-driven look at investing in Uruguayan property in 2026: three concrete scenarios (conservative, moderate, aggressive), the risks nobody advertises, and a checklist to tell whether your deal actually pencils out.
Rentals
Rental Requirements in Montevideo 2026: application file and guarantees
Rental requirements in Montevideo 2026: what documents you need, what guarantees are available (BHU, ANV, MVOT), and how to put together your application file to sign without delays.
Legal
Probate in Uruguay 2026: what happens to a property
Probate in Uruguay 2026: what happens to a property when the owner dies. Required documents, key steps, and how to avoid obstacles when selling or renting.
Buying
Is the Price Fair? How to Value a Property in Uruguay (2026)
Learn how to tell whether a Uruguayan property is fairly priced: the comparables method, price per square meter, a checklist of value adjustments, and the red flags that signal an inflated asking price.